AEW is expanding to a 12-pay-per-view calendar starting next year, according to Andrew Zarian of the Mat Men Podcast.
AEW has slowly increased the number of events they do each year, introducing WrestleDream and All In so far this year.
AEW currently has a TV deal with Warner Bros. Discovery for Dynamite on TBS and Rampage/Collision on TNT, while their PPV events air on Bleacher Report.
Many people have speculated that AEW would air its library on the Max streaming service. AEW and Warner Bros Discovery are in deep negotiations to extend their TV rights deal.
The promotion will also move its library next year to Max.
I feel confident to say that AEW will be on Max in 2024 and AEW will expand its PPV Schedule to 12 a year. pic.twitter.com/YrP7KCiExY
— Andrew Zarian (@AndrewZarian) September 15, 2023
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AEW to Expand to a 12-Pay-Per-View Calendar in 2024
AEW (All Elite Wrestling) is set to expand its pay-per-view (PPV) calendar to 12 events per year starting in 2024. This news comes from Andrew Zarian, host of the Mat Men Podcast, who confidently stated that AEW will be on Max streaming service in 2024 and will increase its PPV schedule.
Over the years, AEW has been steadily increasing the number of events it holds annually. This year alone, they introduced WrestleDream and All In, showcasing their commitment to providing fans with more exciting wrestling content.
Currently, AEW has a TV deal with Warner Bros. Discovery for its flagship show Dynamite, which airs on TBS, as well as Rampage and Collision, which air on TNT. Their PPV events are broadcasted on Bleacher Report.
However, there have been speculations that AEW would eventually air its library on the Max streaming service. It seems that these speculations are turning into reality as AEW and Warner Bros. Discovery are reportedly in deep negotiations to extend their TV rights deal and move the promotion’s library to Max in the coming year.
Expanding the PPV calendar to 12 events per year is a significant move for AEW. It not only provides fans with more opportunities to witness their favorite wrestlers in action but also allows AEW to showcase a wider range of storylines and rivalries throughout the year.
With the expansion of their PPV schedule, AEW aims to further establish itself as a major player in the professional wrestling industry. This move will undoubtedly attract more attention from fans and potentially draw in new viewers who are eager to experience the unique brand of wrestling that AEW offers.
As AEW continues to grow and expand its reach, fans can expect more thrilling matches, captivating storylines, and unforgettable moments. The promotion has quickly gained a loyal fanbase and has proven to be a worthy competitor to other wrestling organizations.
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In conclusion, AEW’s decision to expand its PPV calendar to 12 events per year is an exciting development for wrestling fans. It demonstrates the promotion’s commitment to providing more content and entertainment, solidifying its position in the industry. With negotiations underway to move their library to Max streaming service, AEW is poised for even greater success in the coming years.